Agentic AI refers to autonomous artificial intelligence systems capable of performing tasks and making decisions with minimal human oversight. These AI agents use advanced reasoning, planning, and adaptability to solve complex, multi-step problems, effectively transferring human agency to the AI. Currently in an early stage, agentic AI includes chatbots like OpenAI's GPT that can operate independently on the internet, such as filling out forms or responding to emails on behalf of users. Experts have raised concerns about the risks associated with agentic AI, emphasizing the potential for loss of human control and the emergence of individuals who may fully surrender their decision-making to AI systems, possibly under financial arrangements. Industry leaders are discussing the challenges of building an AI agent economy and exploring ways to manage these risks responsibly. Recent developments include announcements from Microsoft regarding multi-agent AI systems, which demonstrate rapidly increasing capabilities but also heighten the likelihood of unintended consequences.